Sometimes my memory fails me...
Mark
Mark
What's YOUR Holy Grail Vintage Chainsaw List?
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That is an Australian built CC Engineering Blue Streak MB two man saw.
Terry is a good bloke, and has a nice collection of vintage machines.
Chris
It may be a rip off, but the advertisement just below and to the left of that saw says "Blue Streak", and "Down in three minutes"...that was the first time I had ever seen the reference and just attributed it to Titan and the Blue Streak.
Mark
Mark
Have another Jonsered XA diesel on the way from the Motherland...this one with the original crate. Have deals in the works for other Holy Grail saws, too...
Nice Diesel
What's it going to take to get you to part with one?
I need a new grail saw.
What's it going to take to get you to part with one?
I need a new grail saw.
It's a grail saw so it lives in a heated shop.
Besides you have one already
Besides you have one already
Speaking of Grail saws, I don't think I ever posted pics of my rotary/Wankel powered Dolmar KMS4. It's on the way here from a collector in the states.
When you have a chance, I'd like to get a tracing of the spike.
Mark
Mark
Sure, no problem.
Damn YS, what else you got hiding in the shed? You've been holding out on us.
Considering my location i have been fortunate to get a few gems.
You on the other hand...are singlehandedly cleaning out Europe of it's gems.
You on the other hand...are singlehandedly cleaning out Europe of it's gems.
Considering my location i have been fortunate to get a few gems.
You on the other hand...are singlehandedly cleaning out Europe of it's gems.
Well, a few have gotten away. But not many.
Training Wheels
Sometimes nothing can beat a real cool hand
Ha that looks like something that Ron Swanson (my Power Animal
) would use to build a cabin in the woods.I don't know if it counts but after some reasearch: I really am in love with the 044
BR,
~TW
I would love to add a diesel saw to my shelf,i have 12 diesel powered trucks,equipment that i own,use and maintain.So having a saw that would fit in with my diesel fleet would be cool.
Next will be a cummins powered toy.Picked up a 37 Plymouth Businessman's coupe last fall.Nothing there to restore but an awesome candidate to rat rod.At some time it was turned into a gasser with a bodged in straight front axle.I have all the sheet metal which is all weathered and patinaed.It's the oldest vehicle in my yard,so it's the keeper.
I've only got 3 diesel saws now; if I end up with a few more, I could probably be talked out of one...
'37 sounds sweet. Would be a lot of fun with an old school 392. Was surprised when I looked into getting an older hemi - 354 or 392 - not as expensive as you would think. My old hemi car (68 Roadrunner- 426 2x4, 727, Dana 60, hemi orange) is actually somewhere in Europe - Norway or Sweden, I think.
Only 3 diesel saws he says...
when they come to North America the total will probably double in North America.
fwgsaw
don't call me i will call you!!
should be here tomorrow
fwgsaw
don't call me i will call you!!
just acquired a Olympyk 999f and it's the early model like I've been looking for.
